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Chicago examiner monday monday â€ž rÂ«iÂ«ter t>l7tr i l7i r^x r^wrp in chiraijo nd elskwhkre d 8 patent office jrltlciii ujnjii l/hiin 1 suburbs two cents vol xiv xo 142 a m Chicago june 5 1918 horror of great sea fight told by sailors main battle lasts only half hour german fleet concentrates en tire fire on one ship shells rake her from all sides british survivors tell of hellish scene bodies fly through the air ships lifted out of water 40 german vessels disabled graphic stories by officers and men participating in the great naval battle between the british and german fleets on may 31 were released by the lon don censors last night for the first time they reveal the intensity of the combat in which dreadnoughts battle cruisers destroyers subma rines zeppelins and aeroplanes struggled in one mad effort at de struction many of these stories are printed herewith special to li liitei-iiulioiial newh service ami london time on the east coast of eng land june 4 the following story is told by u seaman from one of the battleships which shared with the battle cruiser squadron in the heaviest fighting in the skager rak engagement : the first warning came just after ?, o'clock in the afternoon when we got the order which sends every man to his post for action then there was a very trying time of waiting at last the word went round that admiral beatty's flagship the lion which was leading our line had sig naled that the enemy was in sight and it was not many minutes after that that the lion fired the first shot it was at very long range but we were going at full speed and gradu ally getting nearer the german line presently others of our ships joined in the firing and then for five hours we were at it hammer and tongs we were shaping our course zigzag all the time most of the fighting was done at a range of about r,.n00 yards and it was deadly shell dents armor for six inches the germans outnumbered us but that would not have mattered if they had not also had the benefit of the better position for a good part of the battle the sun made it difficult to sight our guns on their ships they could see us but we could hardly see tilem shells dropped around us like hail some hit us hut luckily none did vital damage or even put a gun out of action several dented our ar mor ind one lilaie lull a dent six 18 german ships destroyed says british admiralty the british admiralty last night gave out an official state ment declaring eighteen ger man ships of all classes includ ing two battleships two battle cruisers four light cruisers and nine destroyers were lost the german admiralty however gave out a statement in denial of this claim saying the losses stand as announced thursday three capital ships and a num ber of torpedo boats the official statements will be found on page 10 french seize rule of saloniki as a military necessity greeks are furious general sarrail's seizure of port and railways by ruse due to bulgar menace by a staff correspondent of the in ternational news service saloniki june 4 while all the greek troops in the saloniki district were attending a te deum mass ln celebration of the king's saint day french troops under general bar rail assisted by french gendarmes seized the city general sarrail immediately de clared saloniki in a stage of siege and under french rule tremendous excitement has been aroused among the civil population and the troops as well urgent mes sages have been sent to the king at athens begging determined protest and action the local greek authori ties are furious they declare then intention of endeavoring to j-etake the city come what may the french seized the postoffice occupied the port arid took com mand of the prefecture the greek postal and telegraph staffs are closely supervised by french officers the entire system of greek rail ways was taken over by the french military necessities of which i alone am judge accidentally obliged me to take this measure said gen eral sarrail it is believed that the action was taken owing to the peril of a teu j ton-bulgarian offensive rare reubens found in paris poultry shop by international news service taris june 4 â€” a rubens of the finest epoch the martyrdom of saints hadrian and natalie has been discovered in a poultry shop in the saint antoine quarter of paris it was deposited there as security for a loan of 300 by an aged spinster who in herited it from her uncle a former vicar of the madeline church argentine warned of berlin's credit special to the international afwi service and london times buenos aires june 4 â€” the ar gentine minister at berlin has tele srapheil to his government that the financial and commercial state of germany is now such that it is ad visable to warn the argentine nation al bank mrs russell sage gives college 75,000 bv international news service galesburg 111 june 4 â€” knox college's campaign for an additional 1500,000 endowment has been suc cessfully completed by a 75,000 gift from mrs russell sage it was an nounced by president thomas mc clelland at the baccalaureate exer cises to-day gov philipp to be operated on to-day milwaukee wis june 4 â€” gov ernor e 1 philipp will undergo an operation for appendicitis in the mil waukee hospital early to-morrow morning the governor was taken ill suddenly this afternoon and it was decided to operate at once convention of women to open to-day 3,000 delegates are here to at tend first political gathering in the history of suffrage _____ _ demands for recognition backed by 4,000,000 feminine votes will be made on men's parties woman suffrage reaches a red let ter mark in its history to-day for the first time in the annals of the government a woman's party con ventlcn well organized and polit ically powerful will assemble in chi cago to demand recognition as the political equal of man there is to be no plea on bended knee but a straight from the shoul der insistence backed by the moral strength of 4,000,000 votes the apologetic color characteristic of for mer meetings will be lacking three thousand delegates representing every state in the union have come to Chicago imbued with the idea that what they demand is theirs by right and needs no excuse for the taking 1,000 bttifir members one thousand new members in the past week is the record made by the congressional union on the eve of the convention with this enrollment the conven tion committee practically gave up all hope of seating all the delegates in the blackstone theater at head i quarters it was said the lower floor which had been reserved for the en franchised women would not accom modate the numbers that are already here with their credentials it is planned to install a hundred chairs this morning to accommodate the overflow in addition auxiliary meetings will j be held on the street corners and a ! eoap-box session mav he held in the ! lobby the first session of the convention j which will extend through wednes j day begins at the blackstone theater at 9 o'clock this morning the major i portion of the day will be given over 1 to the filing of credentials and the j routine work which precedes any po : litical gathering voters om.y to lit active delegates will register their names j and places of residence tf they come i from a state which has extended suf frage tc women they will receive badges designating their right to vote in the convention and take the floor for debate unenfranchised women will have no direct voice in the convention at 4 o'clock there will be a re ception to members and friends of the convention in the art room of the blackstone hotel under the auspices of the congressional union for i woman suffrage ten thousand in vitations have been sent out to wom en residing in Chicago and vicinity ! the list of hostesses follows mrs thomas a banning jr mrs charles w kay ser mrs john stuart coonley mrs w i thomas mrs avery coonley mrs maurice good kind mrs harold l ickes mrs glid den osborne mrs h m wilmarth mrs julius kosenwald mrs benja min ames mrs a e halstead mrs l l funk mrs charles h sergei mrs harry scull mrs orvin _*. fox mrs william bross lloyd miss pauline palmer mrs robert kohl hamer mrs bertram sippy miss ella abeel mrs l brackett bishop mrs grace wilbur trout mrs harriett w treadwell mrs joanna downes mrs william severin miss younger to preside the evening session of the con vention will be called to order in the blackstone theater at s o'clock miss maude younger of california will take the chair as temporary chairman the invocation will be pronounced by dr rowena morse ! mann mrs o h p belmont of n'ew york j chairman of the committee on the or ganization of the suffrage states then i will read the call for the convention i the report of the credentials ccm strike dynamiters trapped fuses and explosive found seven men held autos used to bring infernal ma chines from cary in electri cal workers war unknown quantities of dynamite have been stolen from the sheds of the dolese & shepard stone quarries at cary 111 within the last two weeks by striking linemen of the commonwealth edison company the dynamite was brought to Chicago in two automobiles and carried by the strikers to headquarters of local 9 of the electrical workers union at 740 west madison street there it was distributed among the strikers who used it in the blowing up of the edison company's poles and trans mission boxes this was learned yesterday by lieutenant james mooney of the de tective bureau after the arrest of seven alleged ringleaders of the dy namite crew and the discovery of more than 100 pounds of dynamite and fuses in the homes of two all are said to have confessed bringing dynarrite to the union headquarters and distributing it those under arrest are ckarles mine 6sis honore street j j campbell 3025 north sa-vryer avenue jarae snlliran 4126 north ! moxart street arthur robertson 510 west fifty-ninth street a 31 shan gnw 5725 south oakley avenne james wilson 5605 south hnlqteil | street and michael kuchlnski 2.12u west twenty-third place all of the men arrested are mem bers of the striking linemen's union acting on an inside tip lieuten ant mooney last saturday night after an explosion arrested maves at his home a severe cross-examination resulted in the arrest of his alleged accomplices fifty pounds of dj-na mlte was found in the homes of both maves and campbell with boxes of fuses and caps an auto said to have been used in the raids was found in a barn in the rear of wilson's house under a seat a revolver and dyna mite caps were found the confessions of the men were obtained with the help of first dep uty schuettler w l abbott chief operating engineer of the edison company viewed the prisoners and declared his belief tha the raids would stop more than one-third of ihe strik ers have returned to work he said they could have crippled our serv ice but i do not believe the officials are behind the dynamiting and wife cutting ben ali hag gin rich artist wed to dancer by international news service new york june 4 ben ali hag gin millionaire artist and bonnie glass dancer have been married it is reported to-night : a tran who said he was mr haggin admitted over the telephone that he and mrs glass were married some time ago mr haggin is thirty-four years old he is the grandson of james ben ali haggin one of the country's wealth iest men deneen is grandpa recruit for sherman add one tl to the sherman-for president forces former governor charles s deneen went into the sher man headquarters last night and pro claimed i've got a recruit a daughter was born to-day to my son ashley deneen it is the first grandchild in the family all the politicians and delegates cheered heartily and recovered their courage u s weather forecast for Chicago abb vicinity â€” fair monday probably becoming unsettled at nig-ht or tuesday : cooler monday moderate easterly winds temperature for ttfcntt-fonr hours epdirik 2 a m highest 77 lowest so mean as normal temperature for the day 63 excess of temperature since january 1 330 de-trees . precipitation for twenty-four hours none de ficiency since january 1 0.50 inch relatire humidity 7 a ni 65 - p m â– :'â€¢: 7 p m 46 barometric ore**-**ure reduced to sea le-rel 7 a m 29.77 7 p m ai.'.s _â– sunrise u)-day 4:15 sunset 7:21 moon sets 10:58 p m june 5 mm cemslttt sverwaifet report on ia is^h t r sends 30 party ultimatum to hughes announce your policies or i'll'.i not support you i picked a gold brick once never again colonel's message to justice _ ___â€” progressive almost persuaded j republicans won't nominate | teddy van valkenbergh joins demand for hughes statement by james j montague almost persuaded that theodore roosevelt cannot be put over â€¢ as republican candidate for j the presidency his progressive sup porters made a sharp shift in policy j yesterday they now propose to put ! a third ticket in the field unless ! charles e hughes will make a | square-toed preconvention statement i on preparedness and the interna 1 tional situation last night the hughes prospects j were little advanced those of j roosevelt are plainly dwindling the ! new aggressive of the roosevelt men has not yet had any noticeable effect pick no gold brick roosevelt's message here are the important develop ments of the day : i colonel roosevelt notified hi â€¢ followers over the telephone that he for one would not support hughes unless hughes would de j dare himself definitely the colo nel said he had picked one gold brick meaning william h Taft and he did not propose to pick another 2 william allen white leader of j â€¢ the uncompromising pro j gressives said we will take hughes if he convinces us by a straight-out statement that he is not j another wilson we are satisfied \ with his record but we want to j know where he is on preparedness and foreign policy and if he doesn't tell us we won't nominate him van valkenbergh also demands a statement 3e a van valkenbergh editor â€¢ of the philadelphia north american and a field marshal in the progressive ranks announced in so many words that unless hughes comes across with an announcement acceptable to the progressives a third ticket will be named with roosevelt at the head of it van valkenbergh late last night sent a telegram fo justice hughes insisting that he reaffirm or deny his previous declarations that it is inconsistent with the dignity of a justice of the supreme court of the united states to engage in a strug gle for an office 4 augustus gardner who is fight * ing for roosevelt inside the convention announced his horror at the lack of roosevelt organization he said that unless . the colonel comes to Chicago and takes charge all is lost this distracted activity of the roosevelt people was the chief fea ture of the day's entertainment to morrow there will he an effort toward a formal conference with the republican leaders in which these scattered utterances will be com pressed into an ultimatum the colonel's followers are pale but de termined and unless the fire they jire building at o-m end of the hughes fcurrow forces thlt ermine j fox out pick winner from this here's the epitome of pre-convention news gathered by the examiner experts following is a summary of the news of the republican convention gathered by the examiner's staff of political experts and writers of national reputation these and other celebrated writers including mrs mary roberts rinehart will aover the convention in every detail for readers of the ex mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm james montague i telephone declares i hughes a pre-con 1 poli i or sup 1 hughes nominat 1 progressives con 1 in i the republican are i to a i fairbanks i to the republican presi 1 senator borah i to the john temple graves oid i proposes of i hughes root i then offer ave i names from to a i roosevelt i he any i man as be i the stands i willis con | vention gossip turning toward the meantime the little or hughes the progressives are phan annie boom of mr ford preparing for the nomination appears to have stepped out of roosevelt notwithstanding will i am jennings bryan the talk of conciliation by per force or persuasion that is kins the rank and file and va the ques tion the roosevelt fol rious state leaders will have - rffcters must decide the cau none of it bainbridge colby tious element probably will expresses dominant sentiment control and the progressives thus we have no particular wui â€ž ot nominate the colonel antagonism to justice hughes ljnt ji a f ter t j e republicans but we have no knowledge of â€¢ nave ac t e d big business in how far his convictions har terests are now supporting the monize with ours we have a colonel so there is no econ creed and a candidate why omic difference between the not nominate him and ad two dra nche s of the republican journ partv james e mac bride-g ov william c , hallowell ernor whitman predicts the _ harold l . ickes pro g ress ive nomination of hughes not later natjonal committeeman from than the fourth ballot on a com . ssues & btatement ab . pulsory preparedness platform g hughes f _ g â€ž e _ ce hughes will accept burton will momentoub questlons and be his running mate declares progressives an d irvin s cobb finds noah ueb babl _ rooseve i tf will refuse ster has the political situation -,'_â–º,_ \ , , v hughes indorsement unless lie thoroughly and clearly sum * . ._\ breaks that silence marized in his entertaining ar ticle on the subject of booms ' damon runyon a y s roose investigating booms of candi velfs boom is afflicted with dates and near-candidates a lack of preparedness hughes necktie salesman is discovered with low visibility and henry who is thinking of running in ford's with tire trouble the examiner will publish the best and most authentic news of the convention articles by its staff of famous writers ind political experts including senators curtis and poindexter will appear every day while other men of national and interna tional reputation will express themselves in the columns of the examiner probable first ballot hughes 183 root 106 cummins 94 burton 87 fairbanks 79 sherman 56 weeks 46 knox 46 roosevelt 34 ford * 30 brumbaugh 30 la follette 20 mccall 6 du pont 6 wood 1 scattering 103 doubtful against t r 48 total 985 necessary to choice 493 kehillah cheers jacob schiff as greatest jew alive convention absolves financier of charges of upholding rus sian tyranny by international news service n'ew york june 4 â€” jacob h schiff wildly cheered as the great est jew alive to-day was completely vindicated at the annual kehillah convention to-day of charges that he had gien ammunition to the russian government by declaring the jews in russia and poland responsible for their own misfortunes mr schiff declaring that he had been hurt to the heart by the cam paign against him in the jewish press as a result of the alleged state ment declared that although he had given his life to the uplift of his peo ple he would hereafter refuse to asso ciate himself with any jewish polit ical movement and would resign from all organizations with political aims of which he was a member he stated that he would continue to work for ihe uplift oi luk race j^g^iereiy as an individual k alfonso urged to prevent mexican strife with u s spanish colony in neighboring capital also appeals to all latin-americans by international news service mexico city june 4 the span ish colony in mexico city to-day sent a message to king alfonso of spain asking him to use his good offices to prevent war between mexico and the united states a copy of the message was sent to every important spanish colony in latin america asking them to take similar steps herz weds his third bride a society girl by international news service atlantic city n j june 4 ralph herz musical comedy star to i day arrived at the hotel traymore with his third bride the ceremony i was performed in washington yes l terday in the presence of mr and ' mrs william r logan parents of j the bride miss frances logan the present mrs herz is petite pretty and is said lo jjj ptomine t so cially ja the'eapitm g 0 p plans dark horse compromise mnhughes rdd i i h condition i ito peaces j offer of five names from : which winning candidate could be chosen expected to day preparedness main issue â€” j i army chief is suggested as j most available man to winjm , : all factions elimination of the i present favorites vital to plan by john temple graves 1 uliloriiil itcpro-hcntntitc hearst voiymimiprrh within the next twelve hours there will be interchange s between the leaders of tht ' ' convention and the leaders of the ; \ roosevelt and progressive movement i : who together control the r-onven j tion two startling and revolutionary t | propositions â€¢ a out of the secret councils held yes i terday there is every logical assur m ! ante that the old guard will send to fl j the roosevelt camp to-dai ttj-ha-h i proposition ell.-ninate roosevelt j eliminate hughes eliminate root we will then present to the ! roosevelt men in the convention i i five names from which they may m choose the man the roosevelt i men may name the nominee f rom mjaf this list of five the men who make this proposl i tion will make it upon authority and t | they will offer it in the interests o l harmony and party success believing illhat neither roosevelt nor hughe i nor root can carry the cotm'tiry against woodrow wilson roosevelt's stand â– clearly defined to this proposition very logical indication is that the roosevelt men will reply as follows even if titey do not anticipate the other proposition .-Â« mr roosevelt is not in this con i vention to promote discord or to h divide the party he is here rep h resenting an issue which to mr j roosevelt's mind and to the mind fl of his friends is of far greater im i portance than the success of an_fl candidate and in point of fact fl issue cf more vital iruportafl than the success of the republifl party so vital and pressing â– this issue of national preparodnfl and genuine americanism tfl mr roosevelt is ready to leftjh its advocacy or to follow hfl ready to fight in tho ranks o^w fight at the head he is ready t^^h follow any definite leader who will i represent this issue and he is de fl termined to fight any leader who jm does not heartily represent this issue therefore the roosevelt â– men present to the leaders of the m convention this proposition j offer to support am man equal to t r fl name any man in the repub-^b lican party who incarnates the ideafl of americanism and preparedneaem as fully and definitely as mr roost fl velt does and mr roosevelt wilfl withdraw his name from considmÃŸ-fl tion and his friends will supporth that man this puts the issue straight andÃŸ clear upon the great question thatfl dominates the delegates am these proposition ill j strate upon the cue baud vx fl i eerily of the republican lcadcr-^h fl * continued on 10th page 2d column fcontinuej^b 2d page 2d column contim^^^^^^pagc 2d column ' i final m ieditioni h h ask the examiner a special telephone 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Chicago examiner monday monday â€ž rÂ«iÂ«ter t>l7tr i l7i r^x r^wrp in chiraijo nd elskwhkre d 8 patent office jrltlciii ujnjii l/hiin 1 suburbs two cents vol xiv xo 142 a m Chicago june 5 1918 horror of great sea fight told by sailors main battle lasts only half hour german fleet concentrates en tire fire on one ship shells rake her from all sides british survivors tell of hellish scene bodies fly through the air ships lifted out of water 40 german vessels disabled graphic stories by officers and men participating in the great naval battle between the british and german fleets on may 31 were released by the lon don censors last night for the first time they reveal the intensity of the combat in which dreadnoughts battle cruisers destroyers subma rines zeppelins and aeroplanes struggled in one mad effort at de struction many of these stories are printed herewith special to li liitei-iiulioiial newh service ami london time on the east coast of eng land june 4 the following story is told by u seaman from one of the battleships which shared with the battle cruiser squadron in the heaviest fighting in the skager rak engagement : the first warning came just after ?, o'clock in the afternoon when we got the order which sends every man to his post for action then there was a very trying time of waiting at last the word went round that admiral beatty's flagship the lion which was leading our line had sig naled that the enemy was in sight and it was not many minutes after that that the lion fired the first shot it was at very long range but we were going at full speed and gradu ally getting nearer the german line presently others of our ships joined in the firing and then for five hours we were at it hammer and tongs we were shaping our course zigzag all the time most of the fighting was done at a range of about r,.n00 yards and it was deadly shell dents armor for six inches the germans outnumbered us but that would not have mattered if they had not also had the benefit of the better position for a good part of the battle the sun made it difficult to sight our guns on their ships they could see us but we could hardly see tilem shells dropped around us like hail some hit us hut luckily none did vital damage or even put a gun out of action several dented our ar mor ind one lilaie lull a dent six 18 german ships destroyed says british admiralty the british admiralty last night gave out an official state ment declaring eighteen ger man ships of all classes includ ing two battleships two battle cruisers four light cruisers and nine destroyers were lost the german admiralty however gave out a statement in denial of this claim saying the losses stand as announced thursday three capital ships and a num ber of torpedo boats the official statements will be found on page 10 french seize rule of saloniki as a military necessity greeks are furious general sarrail's seizure of port and railways by ruse due to bulgar menace by a staff correspondent of the in ternational news service saloniki june 4 while all the greek troops in the saloniki district were attending a te deum mass ln celebration of the king's saint day french troops under general bar rail assisted by french gendarmes seized the city general sarrail immediately de clared saloniki in a stage of siege and under french rule tremendous excitement has been aroused among the civil population and the troops as well urgent mes sages have been sent to the king at athens begging determined protest and action the local greek authori ties are furious they declare then intention of endeavoring to j-etake the city come what may the french seized the postoffice occupied the port arid took com mand of the prefecture the greek postal and telegraph staffs are closely supervised by french officers the entire system of greek rail ways was taken over by the french military necessities of which i alone am judge accidentally obliged me to take this measure said gen eral sarrail it is believed that the action was taken owing to the peril of a teu j ton-bulgarian offensive rare reubens found in paris poultry shop by international news service taris june 4 â€” a rubens of the finest epoch the martyrdom of saints hadrian and natalie has been discovered in a poultry shop in the saint antoine quarter of paris it was deposited there as security for a loan of 300 by an aged spinster who in herited it from her uncle a former vicar of the madeline church argentine warned of berlin's credit special to the international afwi service and london times buenos aires june 4 â€” the ar gentine minister at berlin has tele srapheil to his government that the financial and commercial state of germany is now such that it is ad visable to warn the argentine nation al bank mrs russell sage gives college 75,000 bv international news service galesburg 111 june 4 â€” knox college's campaign for an additional 1500,000 endowment has been suc cessfully completed by a 75,000 gift from mrs russell sage it was an nounced by president thomas mc clelland at the baccalaureate exer cises to-day gov philipp to be operated on to-day milwaukee wis june 4 â€” gov ernor e 1 philipp will undergo an operation for appendicitis in the mil waukee hospital early to-morrow morning the governor was taken ill suddenly this afternoon and it was decided to operate at once convention of women to open to-day 3,000 delegates are here to at tend first political gathering in the history of suffrage _____ _ demands for recognition backed by 4,000,000 feminine votes will be made on men's parties woman suffrage reaches a red let ter mark in its history to-day for the first time in the annals of the government a woman's party con ventlcn well organized and polit ically powerful will assemble in chi cago to demand recognition as the political equal of man there is to be no plea on bended knee but a straight from the shoul der insistence backed by the moral strength of 4,000,000 votes the apologetic color characteristic of for mer meetings will be lacking three thousand delegates representing every state in the union have come to Chicago imbued with the idea that what they demand is theirs by right and needs no excuse for the taking 1,000 bttifir members one thousand new members in the past week is the record made by the congressional union on the eve of the convention with this enrollment the conven tion committee practically gave up all hope of seating all the delegates in the blackstone theater at head i quarters it was said the lower floor which had been reserved for the en franchised women would not accom modate the numbers that are already here with their credentials it is planned to install a hundred chairs this morning to accommodate the overflow in addition auxiliary meetings will j be held on the street corners and a ! eoap-box session mav he held in the ! lobby the first session of the convention j which will extend through wednes j day begins at the blackstone theater at 9 o'clock this morning the major i portion of the day will be given over 1 to the filing of credentials and the j routine work which precedes any po : litical gathering voters om.y to lit active delegates will register their names j and places of residence tf they come i from a state which has extended suf frage tc women they will receive badges designating their right to vote in the convention and take the floor for debate unenfranchised women will have no direct voice in the convention at 4 o'clock there will be a re ception to members and friends of the convention in the art room of the blackstone hotel under the auspices of the congressional union for i woman suffrage ten thousand in vitations have been sent out to wom en residing in Chicago and vicinity ! the list of hostesses follows mrs thomas a banning jr mrs charles w kay ser mrs john stuart coonley mrs w i thomas mrs avery coonley mrs maurice good kind mrs harold l ickes mrs glid den osborne mrs h m wilmarth mrs julius kosenwald mrs benja min ames mrs a e halstead mrs l l funk mrs charles h sergei mrs harry scull mrs orvin _*. fox mrs william bross lloyd miss pauline palmer mrs robert kohl hamer mrs bertram sippy miss ella abeel mrs l brackett bishop mrs grace wilbur trout mrs harriett w treadwell mrs joanna downes mrs william severin miss younger to preside the evening session of the con vention will be called to order in the blackstone theater at s o'clock miss maude younger of california will take the chair as temporary chairman the invocation will be pronounced by dr rowena morse ! mann mrs o h p belmont of n'ew york j chairman of the committee on the or ganization of the suffrage states then i will read the call for the convention i the report of the credentials ccm strike dynamiters trapped fuses and explosive found seven men held autos used to bring infernal ma chines from cary in electri cal workers war unknown quantities of dynamite have been stolen from the sheds of the dolese & shepard stone quarries at cary 111 within the last two weeks by striking linemen of the commonwealth edison company the dynamite was brought to Chicago in two automobiles and carried by the strikers to headquarters of local 9 of the electrical workers union at 740 west madison street there it was distributed among the strikers who used it in the blowing up of the edison company's poles and trans mission boxes this was learned yesterday by lieutenant james mooney of the de tective bureau after the arrest of seven alleged ringleaders of the dy namite crew and the discovery of more than 100 pounds of dynamite and fuses in the homes of two all are said to have confessed bringing dynarrite to the union headquarters and distributing it those under arrest are ckarles mine 6sis honore street j j campbell 3025 north sa-vryer avenue jarae snlliran 4126 north ! moxart street arthur robertson 510 west fifty-ninth street a 31 shan gnw 5725 south oakley avenne james wilson 5605 south hnlqteil | street and michael kuchlnski 2.12u west twenty-third place all of the men arrested are mem bers of the striking linemen's union acting on an inside tip lieuten ant mooney last saturday night after an explosion arrested maves at his home a severe cross-examination resulted in the arrest of his alleged accomplices fifty pounds of dj-na mlte was found in the homes of both maves and campbell with boxes of fuses and caps an auto said to have been used in the raids was found in a barn in the rear of wilson's house under a seat a revolver and dyna mite caps were found the confessions of the men were obtained with the help of first dep uty schuettler w l abbott chief operating engineer of the edison company viewed the prisoners and declared his belief tha the raids would stop more than one-third of ihe strik ers have returned to work he said they could have crippled our serv ice but i do not believe the officials are behind the dynamiting and wife cutting ben ali hag gin rich artist wed to dancer by international news service new york june 4 ben ali hag gin millionaire artist and bonnie glass dancer have been married it is reported to-night : a tran who said he was mr haggin admitted over the telephone that he and mrs glass were married some time ago mr haggin is thirty-four years old he is the grandson of james ben ali haggin one of the country's wealth iest men deneen is grandpa recruit for sherman add one tl to the sherman-for president forces former governor charles s deneen went into the sher man headquarters last night and pro claimed i've got a recruit a daughter was born to-day to my son ashley deneen it is the first grandchild in the family all the politicians and delegates cheered heartily and recovered their courage u s weather forecast for Chicago abb vicinity â€” fair monday probably becoming unsettled at nig-ht or tuesday : cooler monday moderate easterly winds temperature for ttfcntt-fonr hours epdirik 2 a m highest 77 lowest so mean as normal temperature for the day 63 excess of temperature since january 1 330 de-trees . precipitation for twenty-four hours none de ficiency since january 1 0.50 inch relatire humidity 7 a ni 65 - p m â– :'â€¢: 7 p m 46 barometric ore**-**ure reduced to sea le-rel 7 a m 29.77 7 p m ai.'.s _â– sunrise u)-day 4:15 sunset 7:21 moon sets 10:58 p m june 5 mm cemslttt sverwaifet report on ia is^h t r sends 30 party ultimatum to hughes announce your policies or i'll'.i not support you i picked a gold brick once never again colonel's message to justice _ ___â€” progressive almost persuaded j republicans won't nominate | teddy van valkenbergh joins demand for hughes statement by james j montague almost persuaded that theodore roosevelt cannot be put over â€¢ as republican candidate for j the presidency his progressive sup porters made a sharp shift in policy j yesterday they now propose to put ! a third ticket in the field unless ! charles e hughes will make a | square-toed preconvention statement i on preparedness and the interna 1 tional situation last night the hughes prospects j were little advanced those of j roosevelt are plainly dwindling the ! new aggressive of the roosevelt men has not yet had any noticeable effect pick no gold brick roosevelt's message here are the important develop ments of the day : i colonel roosevelt notified hi â€¢ followers over the telephone that he for one would not support hughes unless hughes would de j dare himself definitely the colo nel said he had picked one gold brick meaning william h Taft and he did not propose to pick another 2 william allen white leader of j â€¢ the uncompromising pro j gressives said we will take hughes if he convinces us by a straight-out statement that he is not j another wilson we are satisfied \ with his record but we want to j know where he is on preparedness and foreign policy and if he doesn't tell us we won't nominate him van valkenbergh also demands a statement 3e a van valkenbergh editor â€¢ of the philadelphia north american and a field marshal in the progressive ranks announced in so many words that unless hughes comes across with an announcement acceptable to the progressives a third ticket will be named with roosevelt at the head of it van valkenbergh late last night sent a telegram fo justice hughes insisting that he reaffirm or deny his previous declarations that it is inconsistent with the dignity of a justice of the supreme court of the united states to engage in a strug gle for an office 4 augustus gardner who is fight * ing for roosevelt inside the convention announced his horror at the lack of roosevelt organization he said that unless . the colonel comes to Chicago and takes charge all is lost this distracted activity of the roosevelt people was the chief fea ture of the day's entertainment to morrow there will he an effort toward a formal conference with the republican leaders in which these scattered utterances will be com pressed into an ultimatum the colonel's followers are pale but de termined and unless the fire they jire building at o-m end of the hughes fcurrow forces thlt ermine j fox out pick winner from this here's the epitome of pre-convention news gathered by the examiner experts following is a summary of the news of the republican convention gathered by the examiner's staff of political experts and writers of national reputation these and other celebrated writers including mrs mary roberts rinehart will aover the convention in every detail for readers of the ex mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm james montague i telephone declares i hughes a pre-con 1 poli i or sup 1 hughes nominat 1 progressives con 1 in i the republican are i to a i fairbanks i to the republican presi 1 senator borah i to the john temple graves oid i proposes of i hughes root i then offer ave i names from to a i roosevelt i he any i man as be i the stands i willis con | vention gossip turning toward the meantime the little or hughes the progressives are phan annie boom of mr ford preparing for the nomination appears to have stepped out of roosevelt notwithstanding will i am jennings bryan the talk of conciliation by per force or persuasion that is kins the rank and file and va the ques tion the roosevelt fol rious state leaders will have - rffcters must decide the cau none of it bainbridge colby tious element probably will expresses dominant sentiment control and the progressives thus we have no particular wui â€ž ot nominate the colonel antagonism to justice hughes ljnt ji a f ter t j e republicans but we have no knowledge of â€¢ nave ac t e d big business in how far his convictions har terests are now supporting the monize with ours we have a colonel so there is no econ creed and a candidate why omic difference between the not nominate him and ad two dra nche s of the republican journ partv james e mac bride-g ov william c , hallowell ernor whitman predicts the _ harold l . ickes pro g ress ive nomination of hughes not later natjonal committeeman from than the fourth ballot on a com . ssues & btatement ab . pulsory preparedness platform g hughes f _ g â€ž e _ ce hughes will accept burton will momentoub questlons and be his running mate declares progressives an d irvin s cobb finds noah ueb babl _ rooseve i tf will refuse ster has the political situation -,'_â–º,_ \ , , v hughes indorsement unless lie thoroughly and clearly sum * . ._\ breaks that silence marized in his entertaining ar ticle on the subject of booms ' damon runyon a y s roose investigating booms of candi velfs boom is afflicted with dates and near-candidates a lack of preparedness hughes necktie salesman is discovered with low visibility and henry who is thinking of running in ford's with tire trouble the examiner will publish the best and most authentic news of the convention articles by its staff of famous writers ind political experts including senators curtis and poindexter will appear every day while other men of national and interna tional reputation will express themselves in the columns of the examiner probable first ballot hughes 183 root 106 cummins 94 burton 87 fairbanks 79 sherman 56 weeks 46 knox 46 roosevelt 34 ford * 30 brumbaugh 30 la follette 20 mccall 6 du pont 6 wood 1 scattering 103 doubtful against t r 48 total 985 necessary to choice 493 kehillah cheers jacob schiff as greatest jew alive convention absolves financier of charges of upholding rus sian tyranny by international news service n'ew york june 4 â€” jacob h schiff wildly cheered as the great est jew alive to-day was completely vindicated at the annual kehillah convention to-day of charges that he had gien ammunition to the russian government by declaring the jews in russia and poland responsible for their own misfortunes mr schiff declaring that he had been hurt to the heart by the cam paign against him in the jewish press as a result of the alleged state ment declared that although he had given his life to the uplift of his peo ple he would hereafter refuse to asso ciate himself with any jewish polit ical movement and would resign from all organizations with political aims of which he was a member he stated that he would continue to work for ihe uplift oi luk race j^g^iereiy as an individual k alfonso urged to prevent mexican strife with u s spanish colony in neighboring capital also appeals to all latin-americans by international news service mexico city june 4 the span ish colony in mexico city to-day sent a message to king alfonso of spain asking him to use his good offices to prevent war between mexico and the united states a copy of the message was sent to every important spanish colony in latin america asking them to take similar steps herz weds his third bride a society girl by international news service atlantic city n j june 4 ralph herz musical comedy star to i day arrived at the hotel traymore with his third bride the ceremony i was performed in washington yes l terday in the presence of mr and ' mrs william r logan parents of j the bride miss frances logan the present mrs herz is petite pretty and is said lo jjj ptomine t so cially ja the'eapitm g 0 p plans dark horse compromise mnhughes rdd i i h condition i ito peaces j offer of five names from : which winning candidate could be chosen expected to day preparedness main issue â€” j i army chief is suggested as j most available man to winjm , : all factions elimination of the i present favorites vital to plan by john temple graves 1 uliloriiil itcpro-hcntntitc hearst voiymimiprrh within the next twelve hours there will be interchange s between the leaders of tht ' ' convention and the leaders of the ; \ roosevelt and progressive movement i : who together control the r-onven j tion two startling and revolutionary t | propositions â€¢ a out of the secret councils held yes i terday there is every logical assur m ! ante that the old guard will send to fl j the roosevelt camp to-dai ttj-ha-h i proposition ell.-ninate roosevelt j eliminate hughes eliminate root we will then present to the ! roosevelt men in the convention i i five names from which they may m choose the man the roosevelt i men may name the nominee f rom mjaf this list of five the men who make this proposl i tion will make it upon authority and t | they will offer it in the interests o l harmony and party success believing illhat neither roosevelt nor hughe i nor root can carry the cotm'tiry against woodrow wilson roosevelt's stand â– clearly defined to this proposition very logical indication is that the roosevelt men will reply as follows even if titey do not anticipate the other proposition .-Â« mr roosevelt is not in this con i vention to promote discord or to h divide the party he is here rep h resenting an issue which to mr j roosevelt's mind and to the mind fl of his friends is of far greater im i portance than the success of an_fl candidate and in point of fact fl issue cf more vital iruportafl than the success of the republifl party so vital and pressing â– this issue of national preparodnfl and genuine americanism tfl mr roosevelt is ready to leftjh its advocacy or to follow hfl ready to fight in tho ranks o^w fight at the head he is ready t^^h follow any definite leader who will i represent this issue and he is de fl termined to fight any leader who jm does not heartily represent this issue therefore the roosevelt â– men present to the leaders of the m convention this proposition j offer to support am man equal to t r fl name any man in the repub-^b lican party who incarnates the ideafl of americanism and preparedneaem as fully and definitely as mr roost fl velt does and mr roosevelt wilfl withdraw his name from considmÃŸ-fl tion and his friends will supporth that man this puts the issue straight andÃŸ clear upon the great question thatfl dominates the delegates am these proposition ill j strate upon the cue baud vx fl i eerily of the republican lcadcr-^h fl * continued on 10th page 2d column fcontinuej^b 2d page 2d column contim^^^^^^pagc 2d column ' i final m ieditioni h h ask the examiner a special telephone 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